Philosophy of Care:
I believe in treating the whole person as a crucial aspect of medicine. My commitment is to provide high-quality medical care to my community while advocating for my patients and their health.
Personal Interests:
In 2020, my wife, Madeleine, and I moved from central Texas to Pullman, where we now enjoy a homestead with livestock and space to raise our twins.
Why I Became a Family Medicine Physician:
I chose family medicine because it allows me to be involved in the health care of entire families. Initially torn between family medicine and obstetrics, I decided on a family medicine residency with advanced obstetrics training to stay involved in the unique and special process of pregnancy and delivery. Practicing rural medicine offers the opportunity to combine both family medicine and obstetrics, allowing me to provide comprehensive care in a community setting.
Since joining Pullman Family Medicine, I have dedicated myself to providing quality healthcare to the LGBTQIA+ community. I strive to support patients in achieving their health goals. Whether offering resources, referrals for surgeries and therapy, or a compassionate listening ear, my goal is to be there for each of my patients.
Additional Information:
From a young age, I knew I wanted to be a physician. I earned my undergraduate degree in Biomedical Sciences from Texas A&M University and continued there for medical school. I completed my residency at Texas A&M Family Medicine Residency in Bryan, TX, participating in the Advanced Obstetrics track, where I trained in deliveries and cesarean sections. I am board-certified in Family Medicine and have privileges to work at Pullman Regional Hospital.